Home Recovery Lowers Hospital Return Post-Hip Surgery Compared to Nursing Facilities
Recent findings spotlight the link between recovery settings and hospital readmission rates following hip replacement procedures.
States Aim to Reinforce Home Health Networks Through New Initiatives
Discover how states are bolstering Medicaid payment rates and education programs to mitigate home healthcare staff shortages and improve service delivery.
CalAIM & Behavioral Health – An Update on California’s Progressive Pursuit
Dive into California’s innovative CalAIM initiative, exploring its transformative approach to behavioral health, and uncover the early lessons guiding its forward trajectory.
How New York is Using Value-Based Payment to Transform Managed Long-Term Care Plans
Explore the transformative impact of Value-Based Payment in Managed Long-Term Services and Supports, with a special focus on New York’s pioneering efforts.
New Legislation Sparks Hope for Wider Home-Based Care Access
Discover how a new bill is pushing to provide more funds to states to widen home- and community-based services, addressing a longstanding care need.
Medicare Advantage Star Ratings Witness a Dip Yet Again
A detailed examination of the latest star ratings of Medicare Advantage & Part D plans reveals a decreasing trend for the second successive year.
Home Health Series – Bridging the Gap to Address the Home Health Care Workforce Shortage
In this blog, part of our Home Health Series, we will dive into the intricacies of the home health and home care industry’s workforce challenge, exploring its root causes and examining the approaches states and organizations are adopting to address it.
Medicaid Expansion Can Play a Role in Bridging Health Disparities in Redlined Districts
A study elucidates the striking correlation between Medicaid expansion and reduced uninsurance rates, especially in historically redlined areas.
Behavioral Health Series: ACOs Leading the Way in Integrating Behavioral Health
Explore the innovative strides ACOs are making by integrating behavioral health into traditional healthcare models, promising improved patient outcomes and comprehensive well-being.
Indiana Set to Go Live with Managed Care Transition in July 2024
Indiana gears up for a monumental shift towards managed care, aiming to modernize its Medicaid program and improve service delivery. Dive into what lies ahead for the state’s healthcare.